Car Ham Antenna Mount Bracket for Mobile Radio Car Clip Mount Trunk Lid/Hatchback/Door Mount for FT-1802M, FT-1807, FT-7900R, FT-1900R, FT-2900, FT-2800M, FT-7800R, FT-8800R

Excellent quality and easy to install. It feels resistant, offers a firm fit and fulfills its function perfectly.

Sturdy mount. You don't have to get a good ground. I would run a ground strap to a permanent body panel. Great adjustment for all angles.

Muy bueno

product worked as described, but after a year in the Florida sun, it tends to wear

Love the hinging capability

Performs well with the dual Murs and GMRS Mobile whip antenna.

Buen material

This was a perfect fit on my 2014 Silverado I had to put it on the door because I didn't like my toolbox mount I kept grounding out so I went with the upper door also to clear trees on my street

nice little mount. works well but i dont know of any antenna that fits the end on the coax. cut the end off and put a proper end on it. mounted antenna on the side of the rear door of a silverado.. very happy with how they work.

the item was better then I had thought better construction and cable long enough to do what it was made for Thanks

Crumpled plastic bag was proudly saying "Nagoya" "Chinagoya" - thought I, and was right. Two screws stripped with ease, one of them bent out of the box. Rough edges, flimsy construction, just a cheap piece of garbage Now, okay, that is why we buy these things - basically disposable, as they will rust to death within a few rains and car washes anyway. They are only of use to hack an antenna on a vehicle for a short while, and then get rid of it with no remorse, no regret

Product exactly as described.

Updated review: after a year in service the mount has completely rusted solid. All the hardware has seized. The mount has left rust stains on the paint. Mounted on the rear passenger door of a pickup, mounts solid with set screws. Would suggest using a bit of blue loctite to prevent the screws from loosening over time. Adjustable front-to-back & side-to-side to get the antenna vertical. Would suggest leaving the front-to-back just slightly loose so the antenna can be pushed over if it impacts something (this saved my 30" antenna the other day from a low hanging sign).